A web app that turns a typed topic into a complete faceless YouTube video. Made by Royard Holdings LLC.
Channel Farm is made by Royard Holdings LLC, a Wyoming limited liability company, and was founded by Skylar Girard. It exists for one kind of creator: someone who wants to run a narrated YouTube channel without appearing on camera, recording audio or learning an editor.
You give it a topic. It writes the script, generates an original image for every scene in a visual style you choose, records an AI voice, times the captions, and renders a 16:9 video of 7 to 15 minutes in 1440p. It also makes the thumbnail and writes the title, description and tags. You download the file and upload it to your own channel. An in-browser editor lets you change any scene or line of narration before you do.
It is a subscription. There is no free tier and no free trial, because every render uses paid generation resources. There are 4 plans, from $49 a month for about 6 ten-minute videos to $699 a month for up to 20 channels, and you can cancel from your account settings at any time.
What it is good at: narrated, evergreen, story-led content, where the pictures illustrate what is being said. History, mythology, true crime, philosophy, sleep and lore. See the faceless video maker page for the full good-at and not-built-for list.
Channel Farm is a paid web app run by Royard Holdings LLC, a Wyoming company. You subscribe, type a topic, and download a finished video file that you own and upload yourself. We do not promise income, sell courses or take a cut of your channel.
No. Every render uses paid generation resources, so there is no free tier or free trial. Plans are month to month, and the smallest plan is the cheapest way to see what the product makes with your own topics.
Yes. You can cancel from your account settings at any time. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period and you keep access until then.
You do. Videos you generate are yours to publish and monetize on your own channel. AI-generated content should be disclosed on YouTube as its rules require.
Email hello@channel.farm, or use the support form inside the dashboard. A person reads every message.